Casual reasonably priced dinner with friendly service and lovely food! We had a 730pm reservation,…read morewere seated right away. The food came swiftly, and they gave us a shot of sherry complimentary post meal! The place is good for large groups, those on budgets, vegans/vegetarians. My husband got the peri peri chicken a d it was super hot but he liked the flavor (just wish they had ice cream on the menu to have after to cool down). I went with the p ppl Goat cheese-- it was colorful, packed with veggies & flavor!! My vegetarian friends, they are a handful of options for us!!

Metamorphosis has one of the best reviews in. Sintra but I was underwhelmed. It took about 45…read moreminutes to get our entrees of cod and grilled giltfish. The giltfish was seasoned well and cooked properly but the cod was a disaster - it was overcooked and under seasoned. We were surprised by the way as well since there were only 4 tables and we ordered fish. We also got the clams which was average as well. Not sure if the restaurant went through an unfortunate metaphorphosis.

I visited Lisbon and Sintra for a few days and tried a few different restaurants while here. Villa…read more6 was hands down the best place I've eaten at. The food was fantastic and the service and atmosphere were great! Highly recommend you try this hidden gem if you happen to be in Sintra!

"All I want is to eat that arm." (Sci-Fi Film "District 9", not to be confused with Villa 6)…read more Tucked deep into the steep hills of Sintra, this cute little restaurant is staffed with welcoming servers who do not in the very least resemble alien prawns. Some stumble upon Villa 6 while snaking their way downhill from Pena Palace, and that would be the preferable way to arrive here. Walking uphill instead is a feat requiring an unhuman tolerance for endless steps that could lead to one chewing their arm off in a fit of insanity. On our way up, every time we reached the top of a set of stairs, magically a new set would appear that would wind in another direction up the hill. It was exactly like the stairs scene near the end of "The Labyrinth", except with no Bowie and no tights. After the long hike, the shaded tables on the cobblestone street at Villa 6 were a huge relief, and the blankets on each chair were a thoughtful touch for extra cushioning. The rap music played here didn't match the rest of the ambiance, but we oddly also noticed rap blasting at several other restaurants we visited in Portugal. Now Villa 6 does not serve arm, but it does offer tasty tapas and traditional Portuguese dishes like bacalhau and bifana, sandwiches made with pork marinated in white wine, garlic, and paprika. We began our meal with some bacalhau codfish fritter appetizers, and they were perfect--crispy on the outside; creamy on the inside. Delicious! This was followed by a hearty pork loin bifana sans mustard. The meat was tender, flavorful, and precisely the fuel needed to take on another 100,000 hidden steps! Prices: Quite reasonable! 5 Euro for a bifana is a great deal! Worthy a rating of 4.5 cod balls. Ambiance: Solid rap playlist for lowkey creating a gangsta video to send to your friends back home. 4 record scratches! Food: I thoroughly enjoyed my bifana and the fritters! 4.8 Prawn sonic blasters! Ability to reach the restaurant: George Tsoukalos would say there was alien involvement regarding the steps. Negative 5,000 Overall Villa 6 is a wonderful spot to enjoy traditional Portuguese food before or after exploring the castles of Sintra. I give it 4.4 stars.

Amazing food!!!! Loved the various dishes served…read morebeautifully. Also the server was very accommodating.

This place is delicious! The staff was friendly and helpful with all of the dietary restrictions…read moreand requests our party had. It's pretty small, so definitely recommend a reservation - especially for larger groups. The portions are good and the food comes out as it's ready, so be sure to remember what you ordered! I had the shakshuka and it was delicious - eggs were cooked perfectly and it had a little kick to it. I also had some of their hummus and it was very creamy.

Everything is great. It's a real Portuguese restaurant full of nice people and very good foodread more

Happened to be looking at for a place to eat. We the first people in at 7p.m. when they opened…read more Good choice of seafood, meats, and salads. Food was delicious. I did the Steak Tascadero,fried in white wine with egg. My wife tried the cod since this Portugal. Good portion size. Resonably priced. Plates were under 20 euro.

Possibly the best chicken I have ever had. And that includes the chicken I make myself, and it's…read moredamn good! Found this place on a YouTube review, and they were spot on. We have the chicken, regular and spicy, the fries, and the sparkling green wine. Best of all, was the "apple pie "recommended by the staff. Had to fight my wife to get it, and after she tasted it, she said it was absolutely the best apple pie she had ever had. This place is an amazing find, and I will return here every time I come to Cascais.

Excellent meal if you love some tasty and flavorful chicken. Either spicy or regular. Both were…read moregreat. Very inexpensive. Experience a very local restaurant where you might be the only American in there - two thumbs up

This was our last meal in Lisbon and we very much enjoyed it! Throughout the dining experience, the…read moreservice was efficient and friendly which was much appreciated. They have a beautiful location right next to Miradouro de Santa Catarina which is an amazing place to watch a sunset. The area of the restaurant we sat in was open air but covered whereas the other half was open air uncovered! It was very hot that day and we were all fanning ourselves constantly and the power actually went out 3 or 4 times while we were there! For my meal I had the chicken curry and cheesecake for dessert. Both really fantastic items. The chicken curry stood out to me because I had not had anything else like it in Lisbon so far. Loved the flavors of it.

They have a great view. But food is mediocre. Also note that they accept only cash, though they…read morehave an atm right outside for this very purpose. 3 stars because of the view, but only 2 stars for the food.

The sangria is lovely. The rooftop garden dining area is delightful! This is one of my favorite…read morevegitarian restaurants. The flavors of the dishes at House of Wonder are just incredible!

Super tasty "visual menu" which allows you to see all the plates of food before you order them…read more The food was amazing, I really enjoyed the sweet potatoes and cauliflower. The staff was very nice and pretty quick to get us our wine and dinners. The vibe is great, super casual and a little hippy. Certainly worth the visit!

This place is an incredible gem in a beautiful community! They accommodated our American group of…read morefour spectacularly. The sparkling sangria was so refreshing, and the meal was quite possibly the best meal my partner and I have had in years! It was that good that we had to consider years of meals in comparison. The service was spendid and all our servers were kind and gave brilliant recommendations, especially the garlic shrimp starter. I would recommend any and everything we had. We somehow managed to eat desert despite eating so much, and it did not disappoint! The chocolate cake was the cherry on top for a perfect meal! It was raining the night we ate, but if you get good weather, the outdoor view is phenomenal! Go here.

We found this restaurant while visiting the area. They sat us even though we didn't have a…read morereservation and the waiter was very nice. I had a grilled tuna, my wife had steak and my daughter had grilled shrimp. The food was excellent! Best grilled tuna I have ever had! We finished it off with gelato. Give this place a try!

Such a truly wonderful experience! Our Server Anna started…read moreoff by making us a fresh batch of red sangria and we ordered some appetizers of cheese, olives, jam and bread and I had a hot ham and cheese sandwich dipped in succulent olive oil. Anna became our translator when we met a regular there Rossy who has lived in the neighborhood for 70 years. After befriending Rossy, Anna made us a delicious fresh pitcher of white sangria and we ordered more of everything sharing w Rossy who has her own painted tile on the wall. The food was perfect and the bonds we made were irreplaceable. We even were recommended next door and got some ceramic fishes because catching Tram 28 down the hill. A wonderful experience!

We feared it might be a tourist trap as we were just a few blocks from the Saturday flea market,…read morebut we had an unexpected and wonderful brunch for just €16 each. This included a very filling and delicious meal plus fresh squeezed juice before and coffee after. If there are 2 of you, one should get the orange juice and the other the limeade because both were amazing and I can't imagine having to choose. I'm not a poached egg fan so they baked my egg hard by request. 100% recommend.

We had an outstanding experience at daPrata52, and it was easily one of our favorite meals in…read moreLisbon. The food across the board was excellent--every dish we tried was flavorful, well-prepared, and felt thoughtfully put together. You can tell there's real intention behind both the menu and execution. What really elevated the experience, though, was our waiter, Bernardo. He brought incredible energy to the table--full of personality, engaging, and genuinely fun to interact with. At the same time, his service was top-notch: attentive without being overbearing, helpful with recommendations, and clearly passionate about what he does. Great food is one thing, but when you pair it with service like that, it turns into a memorable experience. Highly recommend--and if you get Bernardo, you're in for a great time.

daPrata52 is a fantastic Tapas restaurant to at is definitely worth a visit. It comes with some…read morerules--each is customer is required to order at least 2 tapas that are about a half meal each--then you can share them. I had read in Yelp that lines could be long, but we arrived early. They have a little red rope at the door where they explain the rules. The interior is kind of eclectic. They have wines at three price points, we got a really nice bottle of red called Pops reserve. For the tapas, we ordered the assorted cheeses, octopus risotto, duck breast with chips (not normally on the menu), and ceviche. All were superb. We started with the duck and ceviche. The duck was braised perfectly and seasoned well, wonderful. Then the ceviche had swordfish and tuna. I am not normally a sword fan, but this was very tasty. Next up were the cheese and risotto. The risotto was incredible, buttery and delicious. The cheese plate had 5 cheeses of different intensity. All were great, particularly the goat ones. It came with a pumpkin jam which I had never had before, but was very good. I definitely recommend this place